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service-golang
This is a simple example to build a microservice in Go. It has an HTTP server and RabbitMQ client packages.
Running it
The service needs MongoDB and RabbitMQ to run succesfully. Let's use docker-compose to run those servers.
docker-compose up -d mongodb rabbitmq
And now you can build and run the server:
go build && ./service-golang
Creating and image with docker
To run as a service we can create an image and use docker-compose to start the containers. First the image:
docker build . -t service:latest
Now we can run all the servers together using docker-compose.
docker-compose up -d
Accessing the API
To see a Hello World: localhost:8000.
To check the bitcoin variation on a period: localhost:8000/bitcoin/startdate/YYYY-MM-DD/enddate/YYYY-MM-DD
Stopping the services
Again with docker-compose:
docker-compose down
Documentation
Source Files
Directories
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Package cryptoasset contains the calculus for bitcoin variation day by day
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Package cryptoasset contains the calculus for bitcoin variation day by day |
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Package dbmongo has the mongoDB client as singleton
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Package dbmongo has the mongoDB client as singleton |
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Package httpserver contains the HTTP server and the routes
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Package httpserver contains the HTTP server and the routes |
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Package queuerabbit contains all the RabbitMQ setup
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Package queuerabbit contains all the RabbitMQ setup |
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Package servicemanager contains the functions to control the service shutdown
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Package servicemanager contains the functions to control the service shutdown |
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